'Severance' & 'The Essex Serpent' two of last week's most-popular streaming shows
What you need to know
- Apple TV+ has hits in last week's list of most popular shows according to Just Watch.
- Severance was in good form while The Essex Serpent also made an appearance.
Apple TV+ shows Severance and The Essex Serpent were two of the top ten most popular streaming shows of last week according to numbers shared by JustWatch.com.
The stats, which include big names from the likes of Netflix and Disney+, saw the Apple TV+ shows sit in the last two spots of the JustWatch chart — The Essex Serpent in 9th and Severance in 10th.
Sitting pretty at the top of the tree was Candy while Beter Call Saul was in fifth and the new show The Staircase rounded out the top three.
Both of the Apple TV+ shows are well worth checking out alongside the rest of the growing catalog that Apple is putting together, and Severance is so popular that season 2 is already in the works. You'll need an Apple TV+ or Apple One subscription to watch, however.
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